Fundraiser for Buffalo Bills fan Dylan Isaacs shot dead in Miami crosses $100,000: Report

The fundraiser for Dylan Isaacs has now crossed $100,000. Following the game between the Buffalo Bills and the Miami Dolphins last weekend, Isaacs was shot dead.

According to the investigation, the 30-year-old from Grand River, Ontario, Canada, and his friends were returning to their vehicle after the NFL game. An altercation ensued between him and the driver of a silver, older-model, four-door Honda Accord.

Police said this altercation was the result of the motorist “allegedly driving erratically and striking a pedestrian.”

“During the altercation, the driver of the vehicle brandished a firearm, fired shots, and subsequently struck the victim,” the police said in a release.

Following Dylan Isaac's heartbreaking death, his family started a GoFundMe, and as of Friday, it has surpassed $100,000.

After GoFundMe started to go viral, Isaac's family provided an update thanking Bills Mafia and all NFL fans for their support.

"On behalf of Dylan’s family, we would like a moment to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to those who have donated, shared and sent prayers to us during this challenging and painful time.

"To the Bills Mafia, the Buffalo Bills as well as the Miami Dolphins and fans and to everyone across Turtle Island, thank you for coming together and showing up with so much love and support for us and our community. It has been truly inspiring to see the things we can do as human beings with empathy and compassion for one another."

After the death of Dylan Isaac, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the incident.

"football suppose to bring us together not divide us remember that part."

As of right now, no suspect has been arrested in the death of Dylan Isaac.

Buffalo Bills set to host Pittsburgh Steelers

With the Buffalo Bills beating the Miami Dolphins last weekend, the Bills clinched the two-seed and will host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. Although the Bills won the division, quarterback Josh Allen stated that there was still work to be done.

"At the end of the day, this is fun, this is cool and never say no to winning a division. But the only thing that it solidifies is a home game and one more game," Allen said. "So it doesn't mean anything if we go out there next week and don't do our job, so we got to find a way to put our best foot forward and go find a victory next week."

Buffalo comes into the game as a 9.5-point favorite.